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To the President of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Prof. László Lovász Letter of solidarity with the Hungarian Academy of Sciences Dear Professor Lovász, as representatives of our respective Scientific Associations we share with you and your colleagues the serious concern over the recent government attacks on the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and academic freedomBővebben: “Az Olasz Közgazdaságtudományi Társaságok közös támogató levele”

The director and the researchers of the CEFRES express their support to the Hungarian Academy of Sciences The director and the researchers of the French Centre of Research in Humanities and Social Sciences (CEFRES) are deeply worried about the dismantlement threatening the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the biggest academic institution of the country. They expressBővebben: “The support letter of the French Centre of Research in Humanities and Social Sciences (CEFRES) in Prague”

Pavel Janácek, a Cseh Tudományos Akadémia Cseh Irodalmi Intézetének igazgatója nagyra értékeli az intézeteink közötti együttműködést, külön kiemelve a közép-európai kulturális hagyományok közös ápolását és a szakmai kapcsolatot Berkes Tamás tudományos tanácsadóval, a Közép- és kelet-európai Osztály vezetőjével. Szolidaritásának hangot adva reményét fejezi ki a kialakult helyzet megoldására és a jól működő, alapkutatást lehetővé tevő, hosszú távú tervezést biztosító intézményiBővebben: “Szolidaritási nyilatkozat a Cseh Tudományos Akadémia Cseh Irodalmi Intézetéből”

The Romanian Academy of Sciences, alongside with the other European Academies, asserts its solidarity with Hungarian Academy of Sciences, being confident that the mision of the Academies is to be the highly responsible voice of the states the represent. The support letter is here.

The statement of the European University Association, 21 February 2019 ALLEA (ALL European Academies), the European Federation of Academies of Sciences and Humanities, published a statement on 15 February calling on the Hungarian government to cease its infringements on the institutional autonomy and academic freedom of the Hungarian Academy, a long-standing member of ALLEA. ALLEA’s statement comes afterBővebben: “EUA supports ALLEA’s call for protecting the institutional autonomy and academic freedom of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences”

The European Mathematical Society (EMS) expresses strong concerns about the announced political and fiscal changes for the Hungarian Academy of Sciences by the Goverment of Hungary. The support letter is here.

The British Academy supports the statement by the European Federation of Academies of Sciences and Humanities (ALLEA) calling for the protection of the institutional autonomy and academic freedom of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. The statement (below) follows the latest in a continuing series of infringements by the Hungarian government on the academic freedom of the HungarianBővebben: “The British Academy joins calls to safeguard academic autonomy of Hungarian Academy of Sciences”

EuroScience expresses once again its strong support to you and to the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in the difficult decisions you are currently facing, and we are open to examining further actions that you may feel appropriate in support of your effort. The support letter is here.

As Preses (President) of The Norwegien Academy of Science and Letter and as the leader of the Academy’s Committee on Human Rights, we are writing on behalf of our members to express solidarity with the Hungarian Academy of Siences. The letter is here.

As President of the Science Academy – Bilim Akademisi, Turkey, I would like to express sympathies and support, along the ALLEA statements, for the Hungarian Academy of Sciences regarding the governmental intervention and pressure that MTA is faced with. Our Science Academy was founded as a non-governmental organization after the government decided to appoint membersBővebben: “Support letter of President of the Science Academy – Bilim Akademisi, Turkey”

We, the undersigned staff and fellows of the Imre Kertész Kolleg in Jena, share with you and your colleagues grave concern over the recent government attacks on the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and academic freedom in Hungary in general. The whole letter is here.

The German Achaeological Institute has long maintained close links with Hungarian colleagues working across the historical sciences and wider humanitites. One of our commissions, the Romano-Germanic Commission in Frankfurt, cultivates particularly close links with Hungarian scientific community. It is engaged in several ongoing cooperation projects in Hungary and even maintains a branch office within theBővebben: “Support Letter of Deutsches Archäologisches Institut”

Das Deutsche Archäologische Institut und insbesondere die Römisch-Germanische Kommission mit ihrer 2016 gegründeten Forschungsstelle am Archäologischen Institut des Geisteswissenschaftlichen Forschungszentrums der Ungarischen Akademie in Budapest schätzen angesichts ihres langjährigen Forschungsengagements vor Ort die Freiheit der Wissenschaft und der Forschung in Ungarn in besonderem Maße.  Wir  unterstützen daher den Aufruf unserer ungarischen Kolleginnen und Kollegen anBővebben: “Deutsche Archäologische Institut szolidaritási nyilatkozata”